Tuesday, January 19, 2021

1.) Apple News


Apple News is a collection of many different news sources so it allows many different options and a variety of subjects ranging from politics to sports and even popular culture.


2.) Twitter 


There obviously some problems with Twitter as a "news source" but official accounts posting smaller headlines is an easy way to get quick information.


3.) The Wall Street Journal


I use my student discount for a WSJ account. I find it to be a fairly balanced news source. 


4.) National Public Radio


Since it is a non-profit, I believe it to be a fair news source that doesn't take sides and tells the news how it is. And that is hard to find these days


5.) USA Today


I don't use this one as much as the others when I'm at school but at home, I read it because my family has a subscription. I also believe that having something tangible really forms a better understanding of the material.








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